Thursday, August 18, 2011
Need Your Input
We've been experimenting with some mokume gane techniques as well as new color combinations and pendant shapes. Perhaps you could help settle a bet between Dave and myself. Can you tell us what you see here? Give us your best description and you can comment here or on our facebook page.
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I see a desert sunset;~)
sun, mountains and sea :)
Painted Desert Sunset
or
If you really liked FraggleRock - Giant hand over Madame Trashheap!
I see it 2 ways. The first looks like a face that has been punched. One eye is shut and the other is open, and the mouth is twisted up.
Then I looked at it for color, and it reminded me of the colors that are used on the weather stations to indicate storms--especially the swirling part.
And whatever anyone sees, it's just beautiful, punched out face, sunsets, weather pictures, etc. Love it!!! I'd buy it!
Oh! Dave loved the FraggleRock comment! That was a favorite show of his!
Waves of Sunshine
Frankly, I am not that enamored of mokume gane. I think it is so over used by now that it all looks alike. Don't get me wrong, your piece is lovely. But I really love your other original designs so much more. Your other work is so unique that I immediately know they are your designs because they have your own personal style.
Thanks Roberta. I know what you mean about the mokume gane. For some reason I am still drawn to it since I do find it fun to do but still looking for some unique way to use it.
I will explain the bet Dave and I had tomorrow -- or after we get more comments... whichever comes first. lol!
Every time I see these pieces I think of Julie Picarello. I took her class a couple years ago and then all I did was Mokume Gane. The colors in this piece are stunning. It does remind me of the desert.
It's beautiful but so is all of your work.
Beautiful southwest colors - or a grumpy one-eyed fish.
Thanks Bonnie, Yes this piece was created using Julie's technique which is so much fun and almost addicting.
I had to laugh at the grumpy one-eyed fish. Will explain later...
I see a fish, Lol, but I do!
I see a three quarters close up shot of a birds face- one eye, feathers fanning out, and beak slightly open. Maybe it's because I'm a bird lover.
Funny how different colors and pieces affect each person differently, LOL. I see a hot lava flow down off a distant mountain. I, too, love Julie's work and agree that it's almost too common now, with the advent of her wonderful book "everybody" is doing it, LOL. Smiles
I see the face of a one-eyed Parrot.
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